David Lesky

But he did walk four, and then he gave up seven runs against the Yankees in the next start.

Is it as simple as, hey, they lumped together when he was struggling?

No.

But then you look at the start in Seattle, and he walked three and gave up three home runs.

Again, was it Friday night?

Friday night, yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know what the answer is.

He keeps saying it's a mechanical thing, that it's his back leg.

When he's able to get it right, he can land anything.

And I could see a mound causing a problem with that, potentially, that it's not –

exactly how he likes it, but if that's the case, he has to get over it because they're going to play some games on the road.

They can't Johnny Cueto him in the 2015 playoffs.

They can't just work his starts around home games only because they do go on road trips, and they need the guy who's supposed to be their ace to be their ace and not give up three home runs on the road.

Have you ever heard?

I haven't, but, I mean, why wouldn't it be?

They tailor the foul lines.

Yeah, exactly.

I remember, this was last year, too.

I can't remember.